> they may not actually know which permissions need to be changed How can they not know? They decide whether the update is accepted or rejected, and there's so

> they may not actually know which permissions need to be changed How can they not know? They decide whether the update is accepted or rejected, and there's somebody or something at google that makes that decision, so google has to know. If they didn't know what permissions need to be changed, how is the accept/reject decision made? Something like "accept the fourth try if the developer makes it that far because it is probably an improvement?"